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What is your weight loss equivalent to?
We haven't had a thread like this in a while and I thought it might be fun again. How much have you lost and what it it equivalent to in real life?
For instance, the other day I was walking out of the market and noticed a display of bird seed. The really, really big bags of bulk bird seed. They are 50 pounds. I instantly thought, that is about how much I have lost so far. Imagine myself throwing one of those on my back and then going to the meat counter and asking for 5 pounds of ground beef and strapping that to my front (probably the boobs :lol:) and walk around like that!!!! That is how much extra I was carrying around. It really hit home to me and made me feel better that although I have been stuck in the 170s for a while, I have at least maintained here and I never want to gain back that big bag of bird seed to carry around, ever! So what is your weight loss equivalent to? |
my weightloss is equivalent to 1, normal sized, very short person.
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I've lost a 6th-grader. A short one, like I was. LOL 63 pounds gone!
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ive lsot a thrid or 4th grader at 53lbs!!!
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wow, we've lost so many children :lol:
Imagine carrying them around on your backs all day! |
Your age equivalents for kids has me cracking up. My 1st grader (still 6 years old) weighs 70 pounds and he's not fat!
Well, as of this morning, I've lost just about 85 pounds this round of weight loss. I don't know what that is equivalent to, but I sure wouldn't want to be hauling it on my body. No wonder exercise is so much easier to do - I'm not carrying all that any more.. So, that would be 17 packs of flour or sugar. The weight of a good sized golden retriever. Something big and something I probably wouldn't want to carry! If I go from my high weight - it would be a short woman at her ideal weight at 105 pounds lost total. Now that is frightening to think about. |
Originally Posted by berryblondeboys: |
18 lbs.
That's my daughter as a 1 yr old if we're sticking to the "kid theme." ;) It's 72 sticks of butter. It's a touch over 2 gallons of 2% milk... but it's not quite both my 10 lbs dumbells. And I'm still not seeing it yet, though my jeans feel better. LOL. :D A. |
I've lost 35. That is a commercial size box of diced mozzarella. It's 140 sticks of butter. It's 7 bags of flour. It's a three year old.
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I was doing some research on the spike diet and found this post. i thought it was hilarious, so i'm bumping it.
i've lost 47 pounds, which is the equivalent of a very chubby toddler. :D actually, i've noticed that since i've lost this weight, i can pick up heavy things without my back killing me the next day. :carrot: makes a big difference. |
Originally Posted by ChickieChicks: It amazes me that when I hit goal I will have lost MY MOM or two of my skinny friends!!! |
52 lbs. = 208 sticks of butter or a sack of fertilizer or 4.5 bags of kitty litter... take your pick. It's interesting to think about this. Thanks for reminding me.
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Do you ever feel ashamed when people notice your weight loss
Most of times I feel soo uncomfortable when people comment on my weight loss.
I HAVE NEVER BROUGHT IT UP TO PEOPLE. I have only discussed weight loss with people who are close to me and knew me when I was not overweight. I have been grilled about why I decided to lose weight and one of my many coworker asked how much weight I lost! I have been asked how much I plan to lose to exactly what I'm doing! Do you feel uncomfortable knowing your a topic of conversation and how do you gracefully change the subject? I feel like I have lost my privacy along with the weight. |
2 bags of dog food. Oh my greatness, I can hardly lift one off the shelf, let alone two.
Scary stuff! I have not lost anything for a month but managed to maintain, Ive decided to go back to basics. |
It's quite incredible when you talk in terms of 5th graders haha!
Well done everybody! |
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